About Sedgefield Rock & Blues Club

Keeping Live Music...Live

About Sedgefield Rock & Blues Club

We bring international, national and local artists to perform live Rock & Blues music in Sedgefield Parish Hall.

Our Rock and Blues club is a non-profit organisation run by volunteers who have the desire and enthusiasm to deliver first class rock and blues bands to you time and time again.

With the help of enthusiasts, musicians, and friends around the scene, we hand pick bands spanning all types of Rock/Blues or even Blues/Rock!

Something for everyone, all year round.

Your attendance means we donate to

Charities

A non profit organisation HELPING...

THE LOCAL COMMUNITY
Sedgefield Youth Club, Sedgefield In Bloom, Mordon Hedgehog Trust, Sedgefield Harriers, Sedgefield Village Action Group, Ceddesfeld Beer festival, plus....donations to local individuals in need.

THE MUSIC SCENE
Production of 3 Live music CD's, A Night in the North and From Tennessee To Teesside by Lavendore Rogue, plus DC Blues Live At Sedgefield. We have also supported Darlington Blues Festival, the British Blues awards, Ceddesfest, plus support, funding, guidance & promotion for local artists and musicians..

NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL CHARITIES
Specific artists have asked us to donate to Cancer research (Bobby Robson Foundation), Movember, Parkinson's awareness, MacMillan nurses, Lullaby trust, and Moving Mountains (project for orphans in Kenya).

We have donated over £

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American Heritage

Hall Of Fame

Jimi Hendrix is just one of the music legends to grace the Blues Hall of Fame.

The online gallery celebrates the great and the good, singling out the musicians, writers, venues and promoters that have been instrumental to the genre. However, you don't have to travel too far to find its latest inductee.

For Sedgefield Rock and Blues Club in County Durham is one of the first venues into the UK to be inducted into the hall of fame and its founders could not be happier. Garry Jacobs, from Bishop Middleham, near Sedgefield, said: “We are absolutely delighted. It was quite a shock when we found out. It just shows how far we have come. "I think what makes us so successful is the fact we don’t over stretch ourselves. We are not putting on a concert every week so we leave people hungry for more."

The club shares the honour with North-East photographer, John Finlayson, who earned a spot in the prestigious gallery with his atmospheric images from blues concerts across the region. Thanks to Lizzie Anderson of The Northern Echo for the article

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